In addition to the previous page of research information; the following information is a checklist of research and requirements to obtain a permit to enclose an existing patio cover to an existing house or duplex within the City and County of Denver. 

The following information is required at the "Residential Walk-Through" counter.         

• Floor plans and required information listed on ICC - Building Guides - English version, Spanish version
• Advisory -311  Inputting Form
• Advisory -303  Statement of Valuation
• Advisory -305  Site Plan (includes address, and owner's name and phone number)
• Advisory -317  Unobstructed Open Space
• Advisory - 319 Bulk Plane and Height Measurements varies between each Zone District 
• Wastewater    Sewer Use and Drainage permit (for new foundations)   

Who can obtain a permit?  

HOMEOWNER:  Homeowner permits cannot be issued to LLC's, Trusts, Corporations, etc.  Denver Assessor records shall have homeowner listed as a natural person.  If permitting as a Homeowner, you MUST apply for permit in-person and provide Proof of Ownership or recorded Power of Attorney.  If ownership information differs from  Assessor Records due to a recent real estate purchase; provide copies of closing papers with the settlement page showing recording fees paid, other acceptable proof of ownership includes:  recent Denver Property Tax Statement, or Recorded Deed.  A Photo ID is required and will be verified at issuance of a Homeowner permit.  Acceptable identification includes: a driver’s license or a non-driver’s ID issued by a State Department of Motor Vehicle,  keep in mind if pulling a homeowner's permit; you must comply with Policy 151.2, or a

CONTRACTOR:   Contractors must show proof of license by supplying one of the following:  Original Denver contractor's license card (photocopies are not accepted), a company check, or a company credit card.